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  • Professor Craig Berger Knows His Way Around

    Professor Craig Berger Knows His Way Around

    Few individuals navigate their paths as adeptly as Prof. Craig Berger, Chair of the Spatial Experience Design, Graphic Design, Packaging Design, and Advertising and Digital Design departments. He not only excels in finding his own way. He also extends a helping hand to others seeking direction. Recently, Prof. Berger spearheaded a team at the blue-chip…

  • Spatial Experience Design Program Evolves with Industry

    Professional needs and academic disciplines change over the years. That is the main theme of the By Design exhibit in the Art and Design Gallery running now through September 25. The exhibit was done in collaboration with Prof. Craig Berger, Chair of the Communications Design Pathways department, as well as students and staff. By Design…

  • Paintings by Prof. Anne Finkelstein on Every Wi-Fi Kiosk in NYC

    Ten paintings by Spacial Experience Design professor Anne Finkelstein are on display until February 27 on every LinkNYC screen in New York City – over 1,800 in all. The project serves as an example in wayfinding, a concept she teaches in her 6th semester BFA class: Placemaking, Wayfinding and Environmental Graphics (VP 305). Most New…

  • FIT Experience Guides Dahlia Ferrera

    FIT Experience Guides Dahlia Ferrera

    When Dahlia Ferrera, ’20, talks about her experiences as a Visual Presentation and Exhibition Design student, it’s never fully in the past tense. Delve deeper and you learn why. So much of what she learned, she draws on in her day-to-day professional life. While student VPED projects are often large-scale and awe-inspiring, it’s exciting to…

  • The semester’s first assignments

    How do you teach remotely a curriculum grounded in creativity? Creatively. The high level of teaching and student engagement within the School of Art and Design shows how quality instruction can take place under unusual circumstances. First assignments are often what set the pace. This semester, there’s no such thing as being too far away…